How does C's for loop work?
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The for loop is one of C's most interesting pieces of code. In the following for loop, the first part initializes the counter variable to 1, and then the second part tests a condition. It continues looping as long as the counter variable's value is equal to or less than 10. The last part of the for loop increments the counter variable by 1.
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A) On the ribbon B) On the title bar C) On the sheet tab D) On the status bar
You have been called to the scene of a crime. One of the rooms on the premises has been set up as a small home office. The computer is running, You have a warrant to seize the computer, so your team gets ready to pack it up and haul it away. What is the proper approach?
a. Leave the device running until a determination is made whether or not to capture live memory. b. Pull the plug. You want to keep temporary files intact. c. The lead investigator has determined there will be no need for live memory capture. So you gracefully shut the machine down in order to avoid corrupting the OS. d. You never move the computer system until after it has been imaged.